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This is the Todd and Tyler Radio Empire. Nick, to answer your question, your bone marrow is producing all kinds of red blood cells right now. You're in a process. I can't pronounce. Is that what you were bleeding this morning in the shower? Oh, thanks. Yeah. I was taught on a break away. How did I lost? I don't know. So much blood. A duff blood where it kind of like felt like, well, okay. And I wonder how your body replaces blood. Did you feel woozy? Not woozy, but just like a little light head. But tell what happened. You were in a shower this morning and started sneezing. I felt like my nose had bled for three minutes. Like just straight.

Well, just like a standing in the shower.

It's just like dripping out of my face.

And a question for the dog.

What is the bare minimum amount of blood you can have and still survive?

I don't know much.

The body has like 47 gallons of blood.

It's a lot.

Wow, that's a lot, man.

Especially if it's fat blood, too.

It's even heavier, right, Nick?

You think that that would help keep it in my face?

Yeah.

The average adult has five to six quarts of blood.

That sounds like something you said at daycare, Nick. So like a small engine. I could have done with less things in my face there. Except that's oil. Yeah, but about five or six quarts. We're about the same. Is that we carry around? Blood? Yeah, five or six quarts.

Blood and guts.

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